Nurture the Relationships
You Love ...
including One With Yourself.

Perhaps it’s easy to identify with topics herein, or perhaps it’s painful. Either way, it’s obviously important. Nurturing healthy relationships—for all of the romance, purity of motives, and intangible support and sizzle they can provide us—is key to feeling well-balanced in all aspects of our lives.

Love and marriage aren’t the only heart issues, though. Let’s not neglect examination of— and appreciation for—friendships, fantastic family members, great coworkers, like-minded club members, and (of course!) pets.

In fact, CELEBRATE ALL TYPES OF RELATIONSHIPS HERE. If it’s something or someone you love—a part of what should be a nurturing relationship or even a soothing or relaxing pursuit—ENJOY IT and ACKNOWLEDGE IT.

No matter what your relationship status is, knowing
that close relationships with others statistically helps us
thrive is important. So whether you are enamored and romantic
or find your 'heart' is filled with love in other types of
relationships, accepting the value of these will be helpful in not
only your longevity but also ability to rebound from traumas.
As site founder Angela is fond of saying,"Love is the
most important thing in the world."

Vent or share meaningful insights. Ponder how improvements can help you—or another reader. Be sure to appreciate and respect yourself: YOU must determine whether the relationships you choose get the attention they deserve to succeed. If they aren’t, find resources to nurture them. Healthy relationships nurture the heart; pure motives attached make each moment a delight.

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“And now here
is my secret,
a very
simple secret;
it is only
with the heart
that one can see
properly; what
is essential
is invisible
to the eye.”
-- Antoine de
Saint-Exupéry

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feng shui practitioner,
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